He _ a speech at the ceremony.
Correct answer: C. Will give
- A. Give
- B. Gave
- C. Will give
- D. Giving
Explanation
The correct answer iswill givebecause the sentence refers to an event that is planned to happen in the future, specifically at a ceremony. The future tense 'will give' correctly indicates an action that has not yet occurred. The other options do not fit the context: 'give' is a base form that doesn't indicate tense, 'gave' is past tense, and 'giving' is a present participle, none of which match the future event described.
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